How to thread a sewing machine video tutorial

How to thread a sewing machine video tutorial is as follows:

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1. Reload the machine needle. Now you can start preparing to sew with your sewing machine. The large bobbin case is to be placed in the same place on the top of the sewing machine. The bobbin case is placed under the small push plate, either directly underneath or to the side in front of the needle. Find the bobbin case and open it.

2. Pull a few centimeters of thread from the bobbin case.

3. Put the bobbin back into the bobbin case. Insert the exposed thread from the bobbin into the notch in the bobbin cover. Some machines often have a C-ring with a blade on the end, which is usually used to cut the thread. Secure the bobbin and the bobbin will turn counterclockwise when the thread is pulled. The end of the thread should be pulled to the right so that the thread releases easily. When you finish releasing the thread, push the push plate above the bobbin center back into place.

4. Start winding the thread on the sewing machine. Pull out the looped thread located on the top of the sewing machine. Thread the thread through the thread guide on the top of the sewing machine - the silver object that is fastened to the top of the sewing machine. There may be instructions printed on the top of the machine showing you how to do this step.

5. Pull the thread down. Follow the direction of the arrow on your sewing machine and pull the thread from the thread guide towards you. Loop the thread around the adjustment plate at the bottom of the sewing machine, then pull it back along the second thread guide to the top. The final result is a narrow "U" shape.

6. Wrap the thread around the bobbin holder. Once you've completed the "U", you'll wrap the thread around the thread lifter bar, which is located at the top of the sewing machine, with the back facing the needle. The bobbin holder is the piece of metal that extends outward from the second thread guide. It has a hole near the top through which the thread can be threaded. When this is done, the thread takes the shape of a large, narrow, horizontal "S".

7. Thread the needle. Pull the thread from the sewing machine down to the needle. Pass the thread through the small eyelet at the bottom of the needle. Then pass the thread vertically over the metal presser foot directly below the needle.

8. Lead the bobbin thread. The bobbin thread remains hidden in the needle plate below the needle. Turn the upper wheel on the right side of the sewing machine to guide the bobbin thread. Turn the upper wheel for a few seconds and the end of the bobbin thread will appear. Pull out the bobbin thread by hand so that a few centimeters of it are exposed